Away Television

i speak with protest photographer Adamn J dewey about his experinces covering the george floyd protest in detriot in 2020

we talk with film maker Marcel about the extension of the vaccine passport mandate, which was originally supposed to end on Jan 1st. The media industry is Toronto's 2nd biggest industry and has been affected by Covid-19 rather heavily.

me and Brendan talk about the role of grass roots journalism in today media landscape. as well as topics like china vs usa vs russian hegemony, the global south, warfare, and more follow @renegade.journal @away.television @away.television2

NY rapper Puddah speaks on music, social change, and george floyd riots in the summer of 2020 follow @onewaypuddah @away.television

I sit down with my friend model and Designer Sharmi Imrahs to talk about growing up in the western world as people from outside said culture.

photographer Luiz talks about covering sao Paulo delivery app protests during covid 19, the rise of the right wing during the 2014 world cup protest, and the election of bolsonaro.

Interview Mtl producer Blonde on the Montreal music scene and the George Floyd protest in Mtl that summer

Our guest today is an admin from @Hkz.global helps us make sense of the national security bill, Carrie Lam, the CCP, and whats next for protestors.

French NGO worker Zola explains to us the intricate factional tensions that dominate mainstream Lebanese politics. and how that explosion compounds the already present unrest and inequality in the region.

Eyeda Sophia walks us through the dangers of facing women in Toronto's music scenes Eyeda is a song writer and musician. Eyeda and her brother Max have spoke at TEDx on hiphop LGBTQ issues at UofT. They have run multiple events and have been preforming in the city for the last 3 years.recently sony music dropped Langston Francis after more than 30 women came forward with stories of rape and sexual assault dating back to highschool. we ask the veteran entertainer about the cause, effect, and solutions behind some of the problems men have been creating for femmes in underground music spaces.